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Morgan Stanley hires Tuckwell in e-trading push

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Zach Tuckwell has joined from Deutsche Bank to head up the US firm's Asia-Pacific electronic trading business.

Morgan Stanley has boosted its low-touch trading capabilities with the hire of Zach Tuckwell as head of electronic and programme trading distribution in Hong Kong. Starting in January, he will be responsible for Asia, including Australia and Japan.

Tuckwell replaces Scott Field-Marsham, who was appointed Asia chief operating officer for equities earlier in the year, a post vacated by Scott Gaynor, who has joined the firm's regional management team. Field-Marsham and Tuckwell report to David Russell, Asia head of equity in Hong Kong.

A 20-year market veteran, Tuckwell was ...

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